Definition: "Hesiod" is a Greek word meaning "in the book," indicating it refers to ancient Greek literature, often collected in Greek epic poetry known as the "Apology of the Thracians." In this context, "hesiod" could refer to the Odyssey or other works from the Homeric epics. It's possible that it could also be used for the same thing in other languages and cultures. The word itself has a figurative meaning of "hidden," similar to the idea of a hidden book or manuscript within an ancient text.
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